July - September 2011
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The 45th Kent State Folk Festival, which was held at Kent State, featured Grammy Award winners the Carolina Chocolate Drops.
The fall semester at Kent State University began with Welcome Weekend, a four-day orientation program that took place Aug. 25-28.
The Kent State University football team returns home Saturday, Sept. 24, to host South Alabama at 3:30 p.m. in Dix Stadium.
The scene was straight out of a typical business meeting. Men and women sat around a conference table, talking and jotting down ideas. A whiteboard on a nearby wall was filled with writing, and a nearly empty box of donuts sat at the table’s center as members of the group sipped from carry-out coffee cups.
The start of a new school year is a busy and exciting time, especially for incoming freshmen. The residence hall move-in process can be stressful for both students and parents.
To make the experience more fun and welcoming, the Kent InterHall Council (KIC) sponsors the Movers and Groovers program. Each fall during freshman move-in day, Kent State faculty, staff and students volunteer to assist incoming freshmen get settled in their new university accommodations.
To make the experience more fun and welcoming, the Kent InterHall Council (KIC) sponsors the Movers and Groovers program. Each fall during freshman move-in day, Kent State faculty, staff and students volunteer to assist incoming freshmen get settled in their new university accommodations.
The university community is invited to join Kent State University President Lester A. Lefton on Thursday, Sept. 22, at 4 p.m. for his fifth annual State of the University address. The speech will be given in the Kent Student Center Kiva.
This year, parents and families of Kent State University students are invited to take part in a day of fun and football as the university presents Parents’ and Family Day on Saturday, Sept. 24.
Two Kent State University researchers recently found out that solving an abstract geometry problem can yield unexpected benefits.
With the start of fall classes, two new, attractive spaces in the Kent State University Library have opened: the Kent State Math Emporium and the “Fab Fourth.”
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